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DUPIN, DETECTIVE5 selected MYSTERY storiesby EDGAR ALLAN POEselected & w/introdcution by mystery writer, Russell Atwood (Losers Live Longer)These five stories include ALL three detective stories featuring C. Auguste Dupin (Murders in the Rue Morgue, Mystery of Marie Roget, and Purloined Letter) as well as two additional stories which further prove POE was the "father of the detective story":'Thou Art the Man' and The Man of the Crowd.Specially proofread and foramtted. Text-speech enabled edition, from Gideonfell Books Ltd., January 2010

It was above the snow line and buried in a mountain. The isolation ensured the research was unfettered by law as well as ensuring it remained hidden from governments and corporate spies alike. It also stopped the research escaping. It was the third accident that attracted Corporate’s attention. It didn’t matter it was only an accident, internal procedures dictated someone independent had to review it. Two days was all it would take and the job paid well. Almost too well. At least they were up front about it being cold and they didn’t lie about the research being sensitive. They didn’t, however, tell me that it involved human cloning and they also neglected to tell me of the clones’ propensity for violence. To be fair though, I forgot to tell them I wasn’t really a private investigator. ˃˃˃A stand alone novel, THE DETECTIVE, is a must read, sure to be best seller, thrilling first work by breakout author D.I.Hills. It follows a few days in the life of a detective as he investigates a death at a remote research facility. If you enjoy your mysteries fast paced, full of thrills and action then download a sample or buy THE DETECTIVE now.

Truman’s parents are out of town, and he has made plans with his girlfriend, Natalia. When she doesn’t show up, he is angry. But when he finds out she has been murdered, Truman becomes the prime suspect. With no alibi, he must try to find the truth behind his girlfriend’s violent death. But the more he digs, the more he realizes he doesn’t really know who Natalia was, and he starts to wonder why she was interested in him at all. Hounded by suspicious detectives, angry Russian mobsters and a sense that nothing is as it seems, Truman is in a race to save himself. This is the second eye-catching graphic novel from award-winning author Norah McClintock.

Detective J.R. Grey has decided that there is something deeply wrong with the two farms on the outskirts of the town. Convinced he is dealing with “supervillains” he takes it upon himself to bring the heavy hand of the law. Only to find he needs to be rescued from runaway experiment or his own making.The Mildly Mad series of inter-connected adventures, the two “farmers,” their minions, new detective, and the folks of Turingsburg County experience the excitement, danger, and fun of experiments pushed to the limit! Henry White and Radcliff Green both seem like your typical old “Middle of Nowhere” farmers. But beneath the façade of Midwestern American homesteading, these two rivals are secretly brilliant (and wild!) scientists, dedicated to exploring and controlling the secrets of nature and technology. White and Green both have hidden labs beneath their farms, and an ever-evolving collection of remarkable robots, cyborgs, super-plants, gadgets, supercomputers and more!Both for entertainment and education a State of the Science (SOS) Article on Neural Implants is included to help increase the readers STEM education and bridge science fiction and reality.

Wagstaff City is in trouble, and it’s time for Martha to break out her doggie detective skills in this full-color, two-part Martha Speaks chapter book. First, she becomes a patrol dog for a day and exposes some smugglers of infested rutabagas that could destroy the city’s crops. Then, Martha joins Helen to sniff out a thief’s identity in a rash of robberies. It’s all tail-waggingly exciting even the activities section and glossary of fun new vocabulary!For more Martha antics, visit www.marthathetalkingdog.com.

Los Angeles is booming. Money is pouring in. Buildings are going up. But someone is killing architects. Detective Sam Carver journeys through sins scattered across the City of Angels, where hipsters, homeless, immigrants, producers, politicians, movie stars, and cops collide in mysterious ways. Every move Carver makes is anticipated by the killer, Dylan Cross. She has hacked his computer and knows his diaries and secrets. She sees in him a kindred and damaged spirit, a man who can understand her crimes, heal her scars, and love her. Dylan is reclaiming herself from a past of brutal injustices inflicted by a world of misogyny and power. Detective Carver is dealing with his own troubled history -- an elusive and violent father. My Detective is a story of obsession set against vengeance and prayers of forgiveness in a city that is as cruel as it is fantastical. It captures modern Los Angeles in real time, an eerie glide through the imagination, where winds gust high above the San Gabriel Mountains and neighborhoods stretch toward the ocean like the flash and tremor of a dream. The novel speaks to our sense of beauty in a new century and the demons we rouse when we dare to create a new metropolis.

Detective Kids is about Jake Conway and Kevin Broxporch, two 10 year olds who solve mysteries that take them throughout the world, as they work with the FBI and other law enforcement agencies. The series is filled with real world situations and international intrigue, making use of modern crime fighting techniques and technology. The thing I personally find interesting about the series is that the books grow in maturity as the series progresses. The first book was written from the perspective of a ten year old, as I grew, so did the series. I have been told that this is a good thing as it gives the reader a chance to grow not only with the story, but with the author.